Sentence examples for to ministers it from inspiring English sources

In its annual report to ministers, it said in the medium term "higher inward migration would tend to increase tax receipts and not add much to age-related spending pressures, even whilst allowing for an increase in GDP from extra employment".

The official evaluation of the programme launched by David Cameron has not been published because it would be embarrassing to ministers, it has been claimed.

The Economist applied for a list of their names under the Code of Practice on Access to Government Information, pointing out that while the code exempts the disclosure of advice to ministers, it does not exempt the naming of those giving the advice.

If it fails to satisfy ministers, it could lose its registration - and therefore close.

I guess if I ever had made it to minister, I would be being sacked today.

At secondary school level, the fall in numbers could be down to ministers making it easier for popular and oversubscribed schools to expand.

The deputy coroner, Thomas Osborne, denounced the understaffing in the maternity unit at Milton Keynes General hospital as "nothing short of scandalous" and undertook to write to ministers about it.

But in fairness to the minister it is also possible to view his statement as a political ploy to bring about a sensible compromise.

The guidance also applies to Wales, although it will now be up to ministers there whether it will be applied.

James Joyce would have called it a moment of epiphany, but to the minister it felt like God's hand.

I would like it to be much faster to get aid on the ground, and faster giving policy advice and help to ministers looking for it.